![]() ![]() There is some kind of white noise from lead in, inbetween tracks and lead out. So it´s rather unlikely to be poor vinyl, as the effect does not vary within one revolution or between both records, and also it does not seem to be poor plating - as all four sides are the same. But side C had just the same effect and side D, too. So i focused on pressing faults like inferior vinyl. And yes, there might be a tad more distortion than on other albums, but if so it is rather negligible. Then i recorded side B and listened for distortion. So, it does not seem to be (bad) compression. Only to find the meters to pump just the same amount as TBATGG. I put on a record from the 70s, so an all analog pressing, a record i consider "dynamic" by ear - no means to test for actual DR - hit record mode on the cassette deck and watched the VU meters. So after having recorded side A i rewound a few feet, played and looked at the (digital) VU meters. And while listening to side A i immediately "smelled" something. My cassette deck has no monitor-head, so i "monitored" the recording process with headphones, getting the signal right from the amp. ![]() When i got the album i recorded it to cassette, as i likely will be listening to it a lot - and a double ablum is way more handy on a cassette. ![]() and still i can´t let go regarding audio quality. By accident i am listening right now to the album. ![]()
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